The Case for Communication
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Hosted by Bilshan Nursimulu, a dispute resolution lawyer and partner at Orison Legal, this podcast explores how we navigate pressure, power dynamics and people. It draws lessons from courtrooms and conversations with business leaders.
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The podcast focuses on key themes such as conflict resolution, power dynamics, and effective communication strategies, with episodes addressing specific topics like managing aggressive behavior in the workplace and the impact of workplace incivility. For instance, one episode discusses the growing trend of workplace hostility, while another explores how AI can influence modern business communication, offering listeners concrete tactics to improve their interaction skills.
Hosted by Bilshan Nursimulu, a dispute resolution lawyer and partner at Orison Legal (Mauritius), this podcast explores how we navigate pressure, power dynamics and people. It draws lessons from courtrooms and conversations with business leaders.
Most people think board decisions are made in the boardroom. Not quite.
In this episode of The Case for Communication, hosted by Bilshan Nursimulu, we sit down with Brett Childs, a seasoned investor who has spent 25 years in executive and board roles across Mauritius, South Africa, and other parts of Africa, including his time as CEO of BrainWorks, now known as Arden Capital.
This is a candid conversation about how real decisions get made, why the hardest part of leadership is getting people behind the right call, and why communication, not decision making, is what separates strong leaders from weak ones.
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